. this is the carryover effect from hurricane sandy. with so many vehicles that were either damaged or destroyed, it's been for some time now a very tight market when it comes to rental cars in the northeast, in the new york, new jersey, connecticut area, rhode island. and as a result, what you have is a market where people who might in the past have rented a car in order to drive 300 or 400 miles, this time, they're out of luck. they've got to find other ways of getting around. that's one reason why here in the united states, especially in the northeast this year, there is expected to be an increase in the number of people who are taking a bus. i know we have the ceo from the peter pan bus lines coming on shortly. but that's what we're going to see in the northeast. so it's a little unusual. the good news, if there is good news, ross, the weather is okay. you're not going to see massive long delays at the airports. that's certainly good. hopefully for those who are driving who do have a car, whether it's their own or a rental car, they'll be able to get around rather smoothly. >> phil, because of t